john daly that ran a diary that remains the top of the hill. this would become mission street. >> he died in 1923. i asked if i knew him personally >> even how the museum came to pass was an exhibit. this used to be the daly city public library. all the stuff in here, most of it in bunny's garage. >> it's really hard, it isn't famous for anything. >> not exactly. they thought california's last duel in what would become daly city. they disagreed on what california was back in the civil war. >> mr. terry told mr. broderick. >> san franciscans would visit daly city for prize fights because gambling remained legal san mateo county, county setting and rural tradition. who can forget the mystery blimp of world war ii. >> here is part of gondola and gas bag as it crashed on bellevue avenue. just an open door. bunny was in the crowd that day. she thinks the first man fell overboard while looking at an oil slick. >> the one that was pilot reached out and grabbed him and they both fell off she is a mine of information. and legacy of all this stuff. >> th

or as john daly likes to call it. tuesday, i don't know what his rush was, maybe his foot got stuck on the accelerator or he was two mar tinies to the wind. >> we'll go with the foot getting stuck. that sounds better. >> that's what they'll tell the insurance claims adjustor. >>> hot coming up. >> hot and very humid. >>> the cbs evening news with scott pele is up next. derek will see you at 7:00. stay cool out there. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good.

we're told he worked for john daly's trucking in nevada, a company with seven safety violations but not involving the same truck. authorities also say the train was traveling at 78 miles an hour before the crash. the speed limit in that area of nevada for the train is 80 miles an hour. >> the motor carrier operations team has been reviewing records on the company, have found they have been involved in 19 rap dom roadside inspections since december 2010. out of those 19 random inspections, they have encountered seven violations, only one of which has been an out of service violation. those inspections did not involve this particular accident vehicle. the ntsb plans to visit the company this week. the current plan is to do that starting tuesday. at that time we'll be reviewing not only the company records but the driver's records. >> authorities plan to look thoroughly the record data from the train in addition to the truckdriver's cell phone records. at this point they don't know whether the driver had a cell phone at the time. they want to find out if he was either talking or texting be

as i call it a john daly.lf humor. >> steve: yeah i love golf. >> jimmy: hey, folks, it is once -- time once again for letters home. working on this show is a lot like camp. there are lots of activities throughout the day. we eat a lot of meals together and we work long hours. so people spend a lots of time away from their families. while we have a lot of fun here, it is important to stay connected. it is a camp tradition that everyone has to write home once a day. so here at the show we are making "letters home" something of a rule. and just as mine camp counselors had to deal with me, i'm checking in with everybody else to make sure they're writing their letters. so let's see -- let's check in with our stage manager. nickka, do you have your letter? >> i sure do, jimmy. >> jimmy: could you read it, please? >> yes. dear mom and dad, i am fine. how are you? how is my hamster? don't forget, he likes cheddar goldfish. my job on the jimmy fallon show is fun. i manage the stage which means i'm in charge of a lot o

. ♪ [ music ] [ rap ] ♪ [ music ] >> and john daly's pants are no longer the most offense ever golf attirehe pga's boy band next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, world series. 64 years later, the bears hope to end that drought, and put the finishing touches on a >>> in 1947 cal won their first and only college world series. 6 had years the bears hope to end the drought and put the finishing touches on a story fit for the big screen. >> i had a dream we didn't make it. it scared me. i woke up and realized that we're doing omaha and this is real. >> reporter: it was a pleasant wake-up call this morning at 4:45 when cal's bus pulled away from campus bound for the oakland airport. >> we joked maybe they will make a movie about it. >> reporter: the bears marched on the biggest stage, but no hollywood writers in action just yet but they are expected to be the fan favorite sunday in omaha. >> i think omaha likes underdogs. they were an underdog. >> i wonder if they are going to take kindly to our dugout. we are like cheerleaders and not a lot of people like that. >> reporter: it's almost impossible not to p

john daly, please inform us about the latest thing in this area, and what you said to the counsel onhe rapid alert system. commissioner, the floor is yours. >> well, thank you very much. to start with let me also express once again my condolences of those suffers from the death and disease caused by this outbreak. in the current face of the crisis, we have to focus all our efforts on supporting the patients suffering from the disease, rapidly identifying the source assuring right information to the public, and fighting this with res strixes. there's now 166 producing e. coli cases and there's multiple deaths in germany and one in sweden. other cases are reported in other member states and it's reported 13 cases and the united states has four cases. the commission is using all of the tools at its di spoa sal working to support them in containing this outbreak. in dealing with this outbreak, the importance of rigorous science and coordinated communication, broaden investigation cannot be overemphasized. this is a message at the united nations and european parliament this morning. we ne

john alston is live at st. marmgs mary's and terry mcsweeney has more on how other departments are helping out. >> let's begin with amy hollyfield in daly city. >> reporter: this is mainly for the families so they can have a moment of peace together before they go out into this big moment this very big public moment. there are firefighters here, as well. some of them are serving as pallbearers. two of them will be driving the casket to church. san francisco firefighters built the structure that will hold the casket. it was a test project but it was a labor of love. engine 26 is the men that carried them to the fatal fire, they will carry them today. engine 18 will carry tony valerio. one of the drivers is the man that drove them to the hospital last week. he says he is feeling pretty awful today. >> what they are having today is a celebration and honor of vincent perez and my brother anthony have a lerio. everybody is proud of what they did. it's totally amazing. what they've done four our family is totally above and beyond what we have expected. >> lieutenant perez and firefighter paramedic valerio were the first runs to rush into a bu

john alston is live at st. marmgs mary's and terry mcsweeney has more on how other departments are helping out. >> let's begin with amy hollyfield in daly city. >> reporter: this is mainly for the families so they can have a moment of peace together before they go out into this big moment this very big public moment. there are firefighters here, as well. some of them are serving as pallbearers. two of them will be driving the casket to church. san francisco firefighters built the structure that will hold the casket. it was a test project but it was a labor of love. engine 26 is the men that carried them to the fatal fire, they will carry them today. engine 18 will carry tony valerio. one of the drivers is the man that drove them to the hospital last week. he says he is feeling pretty awful today. >> what they are having today is a celebration and honor of vincent perez and my brother anthony have a lerio. everybody is proud of what they did. it's totally amazing. what they've done four our family is totally above and beyond what we have expected. >> lieutenant perez and firefighter paramedic valerio were the first runs to rush into a bu

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daly city going 65 in the city. it looks like a little bit cooler wednesday. inland areas will cool down thursday and friday. >> thank you, steve. 7:39. happening right now, senators john mc cain and this man from michigan carl levin are beginning a press conference on an investigation into counterfeit parts hitting the. denver of defense's supply chain. there are reports that this announcement concerns a lot of -- a lack of cooperation in china. levinson says the counterfeit parts could jeopardize the reliability of her weapons system and pose a risk to our national security undate also damage our economy and american jobs. >>> a new survey discloses whether new employees are planning on hiring. >>> triple-digit gain for the dow. good news coming out of china. the dow is currently up 136, back above 12,,000. nasdaq is up 39. s&p is up 16. oil is close to $98 a barrel. >>> don't expect the workforce to expand very much in the coming months. a new survey shows 70% of employers don't plan to add or cut jobs during the third quarter. >>> this morning the commerce department announced retail sales dropped 2/10ths of a percent in may. car sales dropped nearly 3% in part of