hayes was succeeded by president james garfield, who ran on reform.ed him. worse still for reformers, garfield's vice president chester alan arthur suddenly elevated to the top job climbed the ranks of dirty machine politics, enjoying the fruits of the spoil system along the way. >> this was a nightmare scenario for the reformers. all of a sudden here he is, he is president of the united states and he expresses support for reform, which shocked everybody. >> reporter: yes, in a surprising about face in 1883, president chester alan arthur contrite by some accounts over the murder of garfield signed the pendleton civil service reform act. the first-of-its-kind in u.s. history. the law was strengthened over time. >> civil service reform helps taxpayers get what they have been paying for. >> reporter: but it laid the groundwork for a professional bureaucracy responsible for everything from food safety to financial regulation. >> it really paved the way for a more active federal government. >> reporter: of course, the federal government of the late 1800s w

attractive drive is a among these is the allure garfield park conservatory where magnificent floral displays running at appropriate seasons. the exhibits, of course, will vary almost from week to week, but a splendid display of orchids affords an example of the way in botanical experts of the chicago park system have contrived to develop and beautiful tropical flowers under difficult conditions. a few are the restful still waters a lagoon which in winter becomes safe and popular resort for skaters. recreation buildings provide for other forest, which serve an ever increasing number equestrian jackson park. extensive and beautiful was scene a half century ago of world renowned columbian exposition, which commemorated the 400th anniversary of america's discovery and signaled chicago's from the devastating fire 20 years before the japanese gardens are a legacy to the city. from that inviting drives, which are part of chicago's famous of boulevards lead us through the park with its many beautiful scenic views. en route we pass the famous museum of science and industry. the building houses, exhib

that led to corruption and incompetence and assassinated president called -- garfield and collapsed everything into one quick thing. but for republicans and democrats for 140 years, that notion of a career or professional civil service as been fundamental to the success of our country. host: president trump mandated that all federal workers back in the office in person. elon musk tweeted out -- or posted on his network saying " pretending to work while taking money from taxpayers is no longer acceptable. what is your response? guest: so, the response is start with the facts. about half the federal workforce was never able to work remotely, even during the worst of the pandemic, they were on the front lines and putting themselves at risk. if you look at the numbers to date, and we have a fact sheet on this, the truth of the matter is that federal employees are pretty similar to the larger private sector workforce in terms of percentages that work remotely or telework. the real question is whether you are working in the office or other location but how good it is. and federal employees by in lar

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oakland police looking for the person who shot 2 people this morning on garfield avenue. officers found evidence at the shooting scene but not the man they later found. the victims were arriving at a hospital. those victims are listed in critical but stable condition. anyone with information as always being asked to call police. in south san francisco. police are looking for the person who robbed a 50 year-old man last week. they said happened while the victim was walking on the centennial way trail near mission road. he says a man in his 40's approached him around 08:00pm tuesday, demanding money. police say the victim was not only robbed but assaulted. he has facial injuries. the chp is looking for a missing teenage boy in the east bay. 14 year-old lavelle jones last seen in hayward friday. he is described as 5 foot 6 brown hair and brown eyes believed to be wearing a gray nike jacket with blue jeans bunny alert has been extended to alameda contra costa and san francisco counties. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could be close to agreeing to a cease-fire in ga

police say a man and his two teenage kids were preparing to leave their oakland home near 77th and garfield avenue to work at the flea market when they were attacked. as they were loading up in their vehicle, the suspect tried to open their door, and that's when the suspect initially engaged in their vehicle. neighbors tell me the family had just loaded up their car with bicycles and toys to sell at the swap meet. when the suspects approached them, they drove their car to this corner, where neighbors tell me they heard multiple shots. as the bullets started flyin super scary. i definitely don't even want to be living here anymore. i have two young girls, so it's not very comfortable hearing gunshots that loud by our bedroom. police say the father raced his two children to the hospital, where they remain in critical condition tonight. now police are trying to figure out why someone would do this. motive. we're still trying to learn what the motive is, and hopefully a thorough investigation will help reveal those details. i feel like i'm in shock. i'm still in shock. eddie zaldivar says he's

i mostly talk about whether he looks like pena or john garfield, right? for you have been taken without lately. i think it is a longer hair. for that is what it is i have a good guy if you want to see him. as for to cut my hair? >> when was the last time you were here was that long wax [ laughter ]>> he has a guy for everything. i remember him. he had that crazy hair. to at the time, i can't speak about that. as for you beautiful girls. we will get to these downgrades with adobe and thers. we will talk about the wildfires in california. they are devastating the los angeles area. the pictures are unbelievable e apoach as the santa ana winds arprching 100 miles per hour. more on that in just a minute. . that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪♪) surprise!!! the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. car, were you in on this? nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com ♪♪ ♪♪

. >> shows the stunning colors of the ci, a mural painted by domingo rivera in garfield park rivera painted other murals in the early 1970's, including at the many park on 24th and bryant streets. he served as a commissioner of the san francisco art commission and was influential and establishing the mission. community arts building located on mission street. that wraps up kron for news at 10. stick around for the news 11. of course, the first we've got sports night live kron 4. erin wilson is here with all things sports related here in the bay area. things sports related. although i did not like that with the report. i have been enjoying the no okay. i am not ready for the comeback, but it has also been raining in our bay area sports. so i guess it's timely right? >> coming up tonight is was light lime or coach hirings? of course. >> and that's from the forty-niners as they now have a special teams coordinator will have the details on that after the break. and we'll check out the warriors. were they have going on? because obviously they need to be still hopeful and they are sooner rather t

the mini-series this past summer about a different president who was assassinated the 1800s, james garfielde dressed as a first lady sitting across from a lincoln bost and i got a text from my agent saying, would you be interested in stepping in for cole as mary todd. i looked up and made eye contact with the lincoln bust i just started sobbing. the person next to me with no context or saw me doing the crossword and then seeing lincoln. >> stephen: i understand debuting at that theater has great meaning, they lyceum. >> betty: both of my parents are actors and did mostly stage and i basically grew up in a stage manager's booth memorizing their lines and everyone else's lines. giving everyone notes. yeah, just like any helpful 8-year-old. i called my dad to tell him, while i have done lots of off-broadway, i've never done broadway my called my dad to tell him there was a pause he was like, what theater? i said the lyceum. he said i made my broadway debut at the lyceum in 1978 is under study. he went on one time. so a week from tonight when i am making my broadway debut when i'm absolutely --

this happened on 77th street in garfield avenue early this morning. police say when they arrived, they did not find any of the victims. they were notified of two people with gunshot wounds that arrived at the local hospital. both in stable condition. no word on any of the suspects or motive. >>> in berkeley, a scene of total chaos as surveillance video shows three men breaking into a convenience store. they stole goods, broke into atms, and carted away the entire cash register. berkeley police are investigating there. >>> things are changing by a few minutes on monday. bart says the changes to accommodate a new update to the train's control system. it's a part of efforts to synchronize schedules with other transit systems and improve transfers for train riders in the bay area. bart is encouraging riders to check train schedules on parking lot.gov before monday. >>> coming up, a minor full triggered a modest quake today. but they could ignite the bay area's next big one. we'll have (light gentle music) - unraveling life's mysteries. at stanford medicin

police say it happened on garfield avenue, just off 76 avenue, just before 5:00 in the morning, whenotspotter alerts. they did not find any victims at the scene, but two people with gunshot wounds did show up at a nearby hospital. they were listed in critical but stable condition. no arrests have been made in the case, and today's shooting does come after a triple shooting friday night that killed two people in berkeley. police are investigating a burglary at the chevron extra mile convenience store on san pablo avenue near gilman. the store shared security camera video of several men gaining access by breaking a window last night. once inside the store, they then used a crowbar to open up an atm. there is no word yet from police on any arrests or how much was taken. >> the red cross is among many relief organizations that is on the ground in southern california, working to provide critical support. the nonprofit said it has several hundred volunteers helping its operation, including 40 people from the bay area. tonight, i spoke with its regional ceo, who is in downtown los angeles,

people were shot on garfield avenue by the eastmont mall.e officers found e evidence that there had been a shooting on sunday rning. and then later, they learned that the victims were hit by taken themselves to a local hospital. and both of those people are in critical but stable condition at this hour. and police are looking for the shooter. >> well, happening right now, the sunnyvale department of public safety is asking for your help in finding 76 year-old victor garcia. you see his picture here. he was last seen last week leaving his home on iris avenue between 07:00pm wednesday at 11:30am, thursday. authorities say he show signs of dementia. so they're pretty concerned. anyone with information is urged contact the sunnyvale department of public safety. the chp, by the way, is searching for a missing teenage boy in the east bay, 14 year-old lavelle jones was last seen in hayward on friday. he's described as standing 5 feet. 6 inches tall has brown hair, brown eyes. he's believed to be wearing a gray nike jacket with blue jeans vianey ale

. >> 2 lwere shot on garfield avenue by the eastmont mall. officers found evidence of the shooting at the scene sunday morng. and then later found out that the victims took themselves to a local hospital. those victims are listed in critical but stable condition this morning. police are still looking for the shooting suspects. meanwhile, sunnyvale police have arrested 2 men connected to a deadly shooting in sunnyvale near 7 will nearly 7 years now after it happened. vincent and a sandoval were charged with murder after being accused of a shooting that happened at the fair oaks strip mall back in 2017. one person was killed. another was injured. the investigation went cold until the tactics were able to identify the men last year. they were arrested last week. >> time now is 7.34. and we continue to look at what's going on in southern california with the wildfires as the deadly fires rage on the palisades fire. thousands of people are evacuated from that and thousands more prepared to leave at a moment's notice. the washington post reports the

the mother of presidents, all from ohio. 1869 grant, 76 haze, 80 garfield and harrison in 88.k you a trivia question later who was last one. no i won't. >> [laughter] charles: so, under this guise of greatness he saw this greatness in front of him and he wanted to protect it but also workers. he said listen first and foremost think tariffs will protect american workers and he saw what happened with great britain. they had the first industrial revolution and they sparked it and tried to protect it. along the way he started to amend some of these things. in the second inaugural address he said reciprocal arrangements should liberate the spirit. he also made more adjustments in fact he was at the pan-american exposition in buffalo the day before his assassination. he said isolation is no longer possible or desirable. but, he wanted free and fair trade. it should also be noted tariffs played a major role in the industrialization of our nation so this goes back into the 1800s, all throughout the civil war tariffs paid for everything. then you had the tariffs we took them down a lit

on garfield avenue off of 76th avenue, as they were heading to the oakland swap meet near the coliseumim's father drove them to the hospital, where they were treated for their major injuries. both are expected to survive. no arrests have been announced. today's shooting comes after a triple shooting friday night that killed two people in berkeley. police are investigating a commercial burglary. it happened last night at the chevron xtra mile convenience store on san pablo avenue near gilman street. the store shared security camera video of several men gaining access by breaking a window. once inside the store, they used a crowbar to open an atm. there is no word yet from police on any arrests or how much was taken. and police in san jose are investigating a shooting that left a man dead. police say officers responded to loma verde drive and eaton avenue around ten last night, and found a man with gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. police have not released the name and age of the victim or what may have led to the shooting. >> bart police a

. >> and 2 days after that shooting, 2 people were shot on garfield avenue.stmont mall where officers found evidence of a shooting on sunday morning. and later they learn that the victims had taken themselves to the hospital. both are listed in critical but stable condition right now. and police are looking for the shooter. sunnyvale. police have arrested 2 people for a deadly shooting that happened nearly 7 years ago. the id laura and augustine sandoval have been arrested for a shooting that happened at the fair oaks strip mall back in 2017 where one person was killed and another person was injured. the investigation went cold until detectives were just able to identify the suspects last year and then the 2 were arrested last week. >> happening right now, the sunnyvale department of public safety is asking for your help in finding this. 76 year-old man he is victor garcia was last seen last week removed, leaving his home on iris bright between iris avenue between 07:00pm and 11, 30 wednesday night into thursday morning. authorities say he shows signs of deme

showing the stunning colors of the mural that was painted by domingo rivera and garfield park riveraainted over other new other murals in the early 1970's, including the many park on 24th and bryant streets. he served as the commissioner of the san francisco arts commission and was influential in establishing the mission. community arts building on mission street >> iphones that have tiktok installed on them are selling for big bucks. the popular buy and sell website. e-bay is showing iphones being sold for as much as $30,000. many took talkers to leave the app and when dark earlier this month due to a federal law that passed banning it over the apps owners links to the chinese government and now. after they've deleted that they can't get it back from the apple and google play stores because of this download ban even though tiktok is now allowed to operate again for now. they are just trying to buy a phone for >> west tiktok. that's all for us this afternoon. thanks for being here during kron for news at 2, 3 on justine. appreciate your time. we'll send things over now to grant and v

. >> can police are looking for the person who shot 2 people on garfield avenue.i found evidence of a shooting scsuay morning and later foouthe victims were arriving at a hospital. the demare listed in critical come but stable condition. anybody with any information you're asked to call police? and a bay area legislature is now calling on an audit into the bay area toll authority after officials toll increases for the next 5 years. they are until authorities as the money goes into maintaining all bay area bridges, several the golden gate. officials say the tolls also pay for operations even to support and expand public transit. the senator dave cortese says he wants to know what happens to the money once the agency sees a surplus. but as he is calling on other senators to order an audit of tolls collected in response to bay area toll authority says that's committed to full transparency. he looks forward to working legislatures on any study that's required. >> part of the issue what you do, the maintenance. and there's a surplus of preschool money which are typical

. >> a 2 days after that shooting,a2 people were shot on garfield avenue near eanmall.where police found evidence tt there was a shooting yesterday morning and then later, they found the victims who had kethemseles too. a local hospital. the people who were shot are listed in critical but stable condition. police don't have a suspect yet. sunnyvale police have arrested 2 people for a deadly shooting that happened in sunnyvale and it happened 7 years ago. and just now they made the arrests of in center. i and augustine sandoval and they are accused of murder for a shooting that happened at the fair oaks strip mall in 2017. one person was killed and another person was injured. that investigation was cold until detectives we're able to identify those suspects last year and they were just arrested last week. >> 6.34 is the time. let's continue our coverage of those deadly wildfires in southern california. now as the palisades fire rages on, the thousands of families are still evacuated. thousands more are prepared to leave at any moment. the washington post now reporting th

. >> and 2 days after that shooting, 2 people were shot on garfield avenue by the eastmont mall. that's where officers found evidence and on sunday that there had been a shooting and then they learned later that the victims had taken themselves to the hospital. they're both listed in critical but stable condition. and police are looking for the shooter. sunnyvale. police have arrested 2 people for a deadly shooting that happened nearly 7 years ago. they sent a id, laura and augustine sandoval have been accused of murder for a shooting that happened at the fair oaks strip mall back in 2017. that's where one person was killed and was injured. the investigation was cold until detectives were able to identify those 2 suspects last year. they were just arrested last week. well, happening right now, tae sunnyvale department of public safety's asking for your help in finding this 76 year-old man. >> his victory garcia, he was last seen leaving his home on iris avenue sometime between wednesday night and early thursday morning. authorities say he shows signs of dementia, which is why the

andrew garfield and michelle yeoh on the list. demi moore and colman domingo.s the nomination list. the nominations include "wicked." and "the brutalist" is a nomination. on the tv side, "the bear" could be popular. egot winner viola davis will add another honor. the cecil b. demore award. >>> up next, heidi klum said one day you're in and the next day you're out. klum is back in. nbc news has confirmed klum is returning to ject runway" for season 21. she was the original cohost when the show launched in 2004. klum stepped away in 2018 after 16 seasons launching another competition show. the german supermodel will strut the runway again for the ten-episode season. no word when the show will premiere. >>> and finally, simone biles, the g.o.a.t. is "sports illustrated" person of the year. the questions whether she will compete in the 2028 olympic games in l.a. because i have accomplished so much, there's almost nothing left to do rather than to try again for what? i'm at a point in my career where i'm humble enough to know when to be done. that's got you nervous

the exceptions were presidents who were assassinated and presidents like mckinley, lincoln and garfieldthe person in charge of the presidency was stolen from the american people and died in tragic fashion. this started to change in the 20th with j.f.k.'s assassination. he did die quite suddenly. but started the practice for what it meant to have a modern state funeral. and since then ever president are expected to come up with a funeral plan from the very beginning and that does evolve in change once they leave office. but makes sure their wishes and preferences are included and their families. host: who is involved in deciding how these state funerals unfold? guest: almost all of it is up to the family and the former president themselves. they get to choose where the ceremonies are held, who is involved, who gives the eulogy. who picks the music, who sings the music, who escorts the casket, who is invited. because often these tickets are hot commodities and want to go. and way more people who would like to attend than are actually able to do so. they work with the u.s. army military di

that led to corruption and incompetence and assassinated president called -- garfield and collapsed everythingnto one quick thing. but for republicans and democrats for 140 years, that notion of a career or professional civil service as been fundamental to the success of our country. host: president trump mandated that all federal workers back in the office in person. elon musk tweeted out -- or posted on his network saying " pretending to work while taking money from taxpayers is no longer acceptable. what is your response? guest: so, the response is start with the facts. about half the federal workforce was never able to work remotely, even during the worst of the pandemic, they were on the front lines and putting themselves at risk. if you look at the numbers to date, and we have a fact sheet on this, the truth of the matter is that federal employees are pretty similar to the larger private sector workforce in terms of percentages that work remotely or telework. the real question is whether you are working in the office or other location but how good it is. and federal employees by in large

following lincoln, the white house is once again draped in black following the assassination of james garfield in 1881. inside, the home grows dark as well, reflecting the victorian tastes of the time. as a structure, the building stays the same size, even as the country grows and the demands on the office and home expand. and then, just after the peace treaty ending the spanish- american war is signed at the white house, president william mckinley will be mourned in the east room after being gunned down by an anarchist in buffalo, new york. the white house needs an injection of life and a new president and his family were about to give it just that. >> welcome everyone to the white house. thanks for joining us tonight to celebrate teddy roosevelt's 150th birthday. president roosevelt once said, i don't think that any families ever enjoy the white house more than we have. >> no greater champion of the esidency ever exist than theater roosevelt for the white house. >> he had this wonderful, rambunctious, entertaining -- above all, entertaining family. his children and rollerskate to be in the e

annmarie: garfield reynolds was talking about how bond and phasers may face a lose dynamic coming outm looking forward to the reporting that president-elect trump will sit down with republican senators. we just talked about this with torsten slok about how there may be one huge reconciliation package. the bond market might find that uneasy and unnerve them. potentially the senators could sway him. jonathan: what happens will put the fiscal suites on -- squeeze on everyone abroad. we have a u.k. 30-year yield at a height we have not seen since the late 1990's. that was your point in the last hour. lisa: it's about that auctions in the u.k.. it's about u.s. rates and the fact that inflation has remained stickier across europe, across the u.s. are we in a secular inflationary environment that is going to make it difficult to see rates come down to levels a lot of countries need an order to get the growth they want? that is the reason why people are trying to answer the question that torsten slok was asking. why the incredible rise and how sticky is this? jonathan: they have lost fiscal s

we adopted this merit-based system after president james garfield was assassinated by a sis appointed job -- by a disappointed job seeker, and at that point the american people said this boil system, where people get jobs based on who they know, not what they know, this is not delivering quality service to the american people. so they passed the pendleton act. what is happening now is a direct attack on that merit-based civil service. so what's the ultimate goal here? the ultimate goal is for president trump to put in place these political loyalists who will do his bidding. so bidding for who? now, in the last campaign, i think many people who supported candidate trump believed that he was there to look out for working people, to look out for the forgotten americans, that was sort of what he said on the campaign. but on inauguration day just down the hall here a little bit, i think we got a better idea of exactly who it was and who it is that president trump is looking out for because he gave a speech talking about the new golden age for america. and the people who had the best seats

diane feinstein reading mosconi ,garfield and s.f.onal we extended our year round our comprehensive year round summer program to include high school during this funding cycle which is new. >> oh let me back up. so the academic support was for 200,000 the beacon at aptos for 650,000 teen arts for 500,000 a year round summer program for a million at this time i would also like to call your attention to an amendment of the contract that was submitted to the board. there were two typos that we needed to correct and it was it was regards to the number of youth being served. the first one is on page 145241126 on page one whereas under the academic program community youth center san francisco will provide academic coaching, tutoring and educational support to 40 not 60 youth at aptos middle school balboa and san francisco international high schools. and then the second correction which is on page two is whereas under the year round and summer programs community youth center of san francisco will provide services to a total of 230 youth not 6