they began a little after 1901 in mckinley's assassination. we just can't keep letting presidents died because a comes up to them with a gun. as for the former president, it's hard to lose your lifetime promise of protection. it's written into the statute and a president can try to declines it but the u.s. government doesn't have the option to decline protecting former presidents and first ladies. it is a guarantee. if you were in prison there would be another provision for how that happens. [applause] [laughter] i'm not predicting i just know that question has come up before. >> it is really a riveting book. you spoke about the patriotism and the sense of duty to their country then you talk about how many votednd for trump. bi'm wondering if you can talk about how anyny democratic president can feel safe with that sort of mentality. >> i'm glad you asked the question becauseal the kicker fr my book is essentially me learning in the wake of january 6th because i was reporting i had to come out of the book leave because of january 6th and keep

from the mckinley assassination up until the kennedy assassination. and what was this iteration of the secret service like this period between mckinley and kennedy exactly. yeah. well, i would say that it was pretty. unrutinized let's say it that way it was essentially different patrols who want to three at a time who would be with the president when he traveled or when he was in public or in what is now so frequently called the rope line, you know, they keep a rope between people in the president the president. shakespeople's hands as they walk by this kind of formalized way of meeting the president and letting him touch the hands of voters and stay engaged with them it was a little bit unprofessional but still a form of security armed guards with the president and with his family especially around the time of eisenhower and the war there were they're forgive me. before eisenhower there around world war two there was a much larger interest in at least having one security guard along with the president's family. usually the first lady. and of course t

william mckinley. all right. william mckinley. in january, 1898, he sends one of those new naval ships, the u.s.s. maine, to park in the havana harbor in cuba. publicly, he claims the purpose is to protect u.s. investment. ok. a u.s. naval ship parked in the havana harbor in january, 1898, to protect the u.s. investment. people claim that secretly mckinley hoped he could keep the spanish from getting into cuba and allow the cuban freedom effort to actually be successful. they might be able to independently defeat the spanish on their own. but bad news. in february, the u.s.s. maine blew up. over 200 americans die when the ship blows up. it's very deadly, unexpected and awful. all right. so who did it? who did it? many american newspapers say it must be the british. have you gotten excited right after an economic depression when no one was buying their newspapers when you have breaking news where people will buy their newspapers and it's fun to talk about -- it might be the spanish? yeah, right? today, what do we call that? we woul

. >> alum rock and franklin-mckinley say they have the authority to implement their own health rules. the pandemic has hit them very hard and say they can't start the school year by taking a chance. on the second day of school, franklin-mckinley superintendent is making his rounds, welcoming these kindergartners who are all wearing masks in class. here the mask requirement will stay in place, at least for the next few days. >> we'll revisit that next week, as we get the results this week of everybody testing. all students and staff receive rapid home testing kits before school starting. >> reporter: franklin-mckinley serves one of the communities hit hardest by covid so the superintendent says that's reason enough for precaution. most parents applaud the move. >> masks are a good idea because the infection levels are still high in her neighborhood. but in alum rock, where masks are also mandatory, maria alvarado says she's fed up. maria says she is irritated by the mandatory mask rule on this first day of school. the superintendent also says she had no choice, noting she had to fill s

and so they thought well make roosevelt mckinley's vice president. he'll have to hide away in an office in washington dc will be out of our hair. we won't hear from him again. the roosevelt was not really enthusiastic about taking on the job of the vice presidency. he didn't want to be a mirror figure head. he wanted to be someone who was actually shaping policy, but he believed that duty had called and therefore he must go. well that worked fine until president william mckinley was assassinated. in september of 1901 shot to death and therefore all of a sudden theodore roosevelt was now president of the united states not exactly what the boss's had predicted or really wanted when they tried to get rid of him and make him vice president. so again pause there for clarifications questions yeah, delotti. i can't remember. was it fdr our theater? was it about that had a really long term? yeah, so franklin roosevelt the fifth cousin will be elected four times. the only present to be elected four times serves 12 years roosevelt's the theater was but you're

between mckinley and kennedy? >> exactly. >> i would say it was pretty fun at roots and eyes but.t was essentially different patrols who would be with the president when he traveled or when he was in public or what is now so frequently called the rope line.s they keep a rope between the people in the president. the president shakes people's hands as they walk by this formalized way of meeting the president and let them touch the hands of voters and stay engaged with them. it was a little bit unprofessional. but still a form of security. armed guards with the president. and with his family. especially around the time of eisenhower forgive me before eisenhower around world war ii there was a much larger interest in having at least one security guard along with the president's family. usually the first lady. >> and of course in president kennedy takes office. he is very resistant to having a detail around him full-time. can you tell me more about those created challenges for the secret service protecting him? >> kennedy put an incredible strain on the secret service. i begin the book

the cause of the mckinley fire is still under investigation. >>> switching gears now. take a look at this. >> my goodness. >> gorgeous, gorgeous sunset. this is from our camera from the mark west hotel. i mean. >> look at those colors. >> it's a painting. it's absolutely stunning. recently because of the fog we haven't gotten the beautiful, beautiful sunsets. the foggy sunsets are beautiful in their open way, but this one was pretty spectacular. look at those colors. >> usually the camera is in the fog bank, so if you want to get the sunset you have to get above t it. we can get that perspective sometimes. the fog will be back. if you are a fog aficionado, don't worry, it will return. monsoonal moisture has been moving through most of the bay area. and we saw the presencefortem is of the atmosphere that was clon moving to the west. it's going to be too far away through the rest of this week, even though the moisture's going to be a place where we're not going to see enough energy in the atmosphere to get those isolated thunderstorms going over the bay area. still a thr

mckinley. >> good morning, harriet. bring in your book and the mail. >> yes, mr.inley. >> "as young as you feel" is not a very good movie by any standard, and marilyn has very little to do in it except stand around and look pretty. >> i'd like some coffee, dear. >> yes, mr. mckinley. >> this could be marilyn's last chance to impress darryl zanuck and prove her worth to the studio. >> well, anyhow, mr. cleveland, i want you to know i think your speech was grand. i felt real honored just to hear it. >> she's memorable. she's given notice in, i believe, "the new york times," calling her superb. >> it's really just kind of the patriarchy praising the patriarchy, you know? yes, this is how we like our women. we like them objectified, and she was excellent at being objectified. >> darryl zanuck said, when i look at her, i don't see star. but he was a shrewd businessman, and he saw the potential to make money. >> at the start of the '50s, around 80% of moviegoers are women, and zanuck wants to draw in the men. >> you'll sneak a thousand wolf whistles at harriet. >> you k

but we shall be looking and observing very clean mckinley to see what some of the evidence will be present at either the supreme court or will still be presented in their various caught of knows that we have here in the country. right now the i bcc best. this is the electoral commission in can you or is it a felix absolutely, absolutely. i be sees the electoral commission. they are mandated with conducting their election and taking it to the final and which has culminated this evening by william root are being declared, the president elect. and he granted a 50.49 percent of their total would. that was cost. can you so massive or violence after the presidential election in 27? hey, have things been this time? well ah, we are still at bowman prayer. william router came in to bomb us as deputy president, his walked out as president elect. so we are yet to see what kenyans out there as saying bots, even they religiously does that we're at war myself, can yeah, they called on kenyans to accept the results and be peaceful. william router also alluded to the fact that it was time to now rebuild k

the army has dismiss claims by to grade forces that it carried out the attack in mckinley suing pfizer and beyond tech over legit. patton infringements. montana claims pfizer. an external partner beyond tech. copied a technology to produce a coven 19 vaccine. both shots use pioneering gene technology to help patients fight over 90 election officials and angola say the ruling party has won just over 50 percent of the vote. with nearly all ballast counted. that would give the n p l a. a majority in parliament. and president jour, lorenzo a 2nd term, the main opposition party that 44 percent. the state of emergency is in force in pakistan as heavy monsoon reigns add to existing flood damage. official say millions of residents have had to leave their homes. rainfall started in june and has killed nearly a 1000 p. m. as the analysts, a russia is destroying natural gas stocks. they claim massive burn off that a plant near the finish rush border waste $10000000.00 worth of fuel every day than its residents have reported seeing large flares and feeling more heat. the facility prepares russian

his presidency of course began suddenly with the assassination of william mckinley. but before we get to that were going to talk a little bit about president roosevelt the campaigner. he has the nickname the bull moose he was a man of boundless energy, quite an intellectual and quite a physical presence in modern politics he be the guy that sucked the oxygen out of the room when he answered it. so bob khanna in your book you talk about a conundrum for roosevelt. he obviously enjoyed train travel and traveled extensively. is also the first president to fly an airplane. and of course that was after his administration. when he traveled for campaign for vice president with mckinley in 1900, he traveled 21000 miles during that campaign on a train and made 673 speeches according to your book. here we have a picture of him making a speech from the rear platform of an observation car. can you talk a little bit about what that speech was like and how it unfolded when the train arrived? >> when the train got to a certain city would come out on the private car like you see in t

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there's those thunderstorms up in mckinley are up. pardon me up in the lake tahoe area up around bear valley. and then the forecast model keeps it going up there through tomorrow morning, which is interesting. eight a.m, right , so it kind of keeps it going not so much thunderstorms as just a persistent rain that's like tahoe south down towards a mammoth and then you see it start to click out. that's just a tropical moisture going that way. and then you saw the whole thing carry out. without we've got a week low pressure center dominating our weather pattern through the bay area weekend. that's why it starts to cool tomorrow. humidity is going to be out of here. that's why it continues to say mild to cool through the bay area weekend as this low, um, replaces the high essentially right, so it's that dance right? without high, the low low comes in. we generally cool off. that means this time in the winter, that low could easily mean rain. this time of year needs, drizzle means a deeper marine layer. means. ah! just kind of means the in

summer, we'll watch because the number of different school districts come in including franklin-mckinleyout that, so those elementary schoolers are starting school. as parents get used to the summertime traffic being over and the school mornings back on line as well. my goodness, i'm having trouble saying that. looking at 580 eastbound, there may be trouble clearing an overturned rig, counter commute, east getting to tracy out of livermore but a couple lanes blocked. it may be hours from what i hear. i'll give you an update coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, today marks one decade since deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca began accepting applications. the obama-era program protects the qualifying children of undocumented immigrants from being deported and also allows them access to drivers licenses and permission to legally work. some point out that the program was only meant to be temporary. later this year, an appeals court may rule on the latest legal challenge. >>> a violent weekend south of the border, dozens of cars set on fire in tijuana, forcin

developing now firefighters aren't working around the clock battling the mckinley fire in siskiyou county. it has already burned 15,000 acres and there is no containment just into the newsroom we learned two people have now died. >> we have heard from one south bay man were flames went directly to his home in yreka, marion five row has his story. >> reporter: mckinney fire is fast and intense and headed straight towards chris hutchins home >> monster fire without the wind but when the wind came up and added that element, it was nothing i've ever seen, a firestorm >> hudson who owns a bmw motorcycle dealership in san jose said that flames descended down the hill near his home scorching is grassy field in minutes, leaving him little time to escape. >> i got my dogs and my truck and all my stuff and i drove on out. >> he returned the next day afraid of what he would find >> the house survived, the garage and my wife's potting studio on the hill, and nothing else. it burned out both the tenant houses, and the barn we were rebuilding down there which we spent $60,000, all the old houses and al

i'm here for the churlish rear mckinley jitterbug. should torture computer video? federal middle, ramo goodbye, shred 3 competitive pillars. municipal trump, artichoke. go as many, but elf brought face shift. you get a hold of co cobra should here. oh, bucks diamond chill, chill lost the general election in great britain. during the potsdam conference in july, churchill has voted out of office by the british people that had enough of churchill . and so, even though now he's revered is this gray war. later, at the time, the british people were not quite to the 50 aspect of that as leadership chance you'll negotiated in potsdam for 9 days. the conference was concluded by new british prime minister clement at lee la lord, miss johnson, your stuff is to kill. you had it through one shorter, comfortable mess, throwing said come sir, utah, w, rush, deep material models. roosevelt was convinced that the lasting piece was impossible without the soviet union. roosevelt was the last us leader who pursued peace, not bull. the last able that roosevelt wrote the churchill right

so fortunately that smoke and ash from that mckinley fire. >> not going to impact the bay area. neither is the smoke and ash from the oak fire to our east. so let's take a look at radar for where that mckinney fire is burning because we are going to see a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms. unfortunately, tracking calmer conditions tomorrow. winds out of the east 5 miles per hour and also temperatures throughout siskiyou county anywhere from mid 70's to mid 80's. so that is great news right now. we are tracking some pop-up thunderstorms near empire. there was a cell over lake ii, but that has now shifted west heading towards mount shasta. but the good news is so far we're tracking it dry and calm conditions for the most part where that fire is burning. but that could change later tonight, especially a pop-up thunderstorms form for us in the bay area. thanks to that cool sea breeze. we're tracking great air quality. so green is certainly good. and that's what we're going to see tonight and all weekend long. and also outside lands rocking out right now. great forecast for this

rodney davis and illinois's 15th district or david mckinley in west virginia's second district. we are going to see the party move anymore -- in a more trump direction. host: let me go back to liz cheney. i want two back and play a video from democratic congressman dean phillips of minnesota encouraging democrats to temporarily switch and vote republican in the primary in wyoming for liz cheney. [video clip] >> i am dean phillips, a democratic member from minnesota you might be surprised i would be supporting liz cheney for wyoming u.s. house here but principal aust always come before politics and -- principal must always come before politics and no one has shown more integrity encourage then she. patriots will put it on the line to protect our country and liz cheney has done that. it is far more important than any policy changes. so i encourage you to please switch parties and vote for liz cheney. we would send a message to donald trump and protect our democracy. host: how unusual is something like that? guest: we are in an unprecedented time where we had republican members vot

47, we are under a microclimate weather alert as kids head back to school today for the franklin-mckinley school district in san jose. it starts out at 60 degrees, nice weather at drop-off time but pickup in the mid 80s and starting to warm up as we head for 87 degrees today. also 87 in fremont, 100 in concord today. check out the seven-day forecast, already up at the bottom of the screen. napang up to 90 degrees and 77 in san francisco. we're fairly mild in half moon bay. head over to san mateo, 80 for a high today and it gets hotter tomorrow. you can see some of these parts of the inner bay get a couple of degrees warmer, but really we're concerned about our inland valleys in spots like livermore, reaching over 100 degrees, close to 100 from morgan hill and san martin and 98 degrees in martinez. on wednesday, it comes down just a couple of degrees, but it's still going to be pretty hot, a couple of days of some high heat. this coming as we're also going to have a hazy sky, moderate air quality as we are going to see some of the most unhealthy air quality in santa clara valley, settles i

that is ace franklin mckinley says it will encourage masks, san francisco schools state masks will bended but not required. >> we are still asking all students to wear masks, it is strongly recommended and we are following the state guidance. we also are encouraging families to test their students before the start of the school year. testing isn't required but we are going to have test available at the district office. >> a lot of changes, perhaps, when your kids go back to school. many districts say that they are still deciding including san diego, where masks were mandatory for summer school mama but have not yet been mandated for the school year. >>> we are back in 60 seconds, just ahead -- mystery solved, 40 years later. the persistent detective at a genealogy website credited with solving a chilling cold case in the south bay. >>> and look at this, a plane crash on the southern california freeway. the jaw-dropping video, and we hear from the pilot who actually walked away from the blaze. >>> i am chief meteorologist >>> a dramatic scene in southern california today, after a small

. >> reporter: franklin-mckinley serves one of the communities hit hardest by covid. so the superintendent says that's reason enough for the precaution. most parents applaud the move. maurits za munoz says masks are a good idea because infection levels are still high. but in alum rock, where masks are also mandatory, maria alvarado says she's fed up. maria says she is irritated by the mandatory mask rule on this first day of school. the superintendent also says she had no choice, noting she had to fill several classrooms with subs on day one because some of her teachers just tested positive. >> it's still an emergency? >> yes, yeah. it is an emergency. >> reporter: the district says it will monitor the data frequently to decide when it can lift the mandate. >> when there is a fire, when there is an earthquake, we have the authority to implement certain measures to keep people safe. this is no different from that. >> maria says she understands that rationale. and although she hates the mask, she supports the mandate. to keep her children from getting infected, maria sa

franklin mckinley says it will reconsider their mandate in two weeks but alum rock, said the timelinel depend on the city's transmission rate, which currently remains high. a majority of districts across the bay area are only recommending masks indoor yesterday, the cdc updated guidance saying that they mask are not mandatory inside the classroom but recommended however if covid transmission rates are high. >>> the long lines of san francisco general work on today as the hospital gave out 700 doses of the monkeypox vaccine, the city got 10,000 doses this week, that plus more clinics and smaller amounts given per shot made it must much easier for people to get their shots. >> we need us and we are hearing more stories of folks contracting monkeypox and it is horribly painful. and it is outrageous that we haven't been given the vaccines that we need. we have to have it. so i'm glad to get it today and i pump everybody that needs it can get it. >> the clinic will be open tomorrow, anyone who qualifies can walk in from 8:00 in the morning to 3:30, the kaiser on geary boulevard will host a

um, well when mckinley died and the very first night that theodore spent as president of the united states, he invited his sisters to come to the white house and have dinner with him. and this is what corrine writes about that evening. she says as we sat around the table, he turned and said do you realize that this is the birthday of our father, september 22nd? i have realized it as i signed various papers all day long. i feel as if my father's hand were on my shoulder. as if there were special blessing over the life, i am to lead here. and she goes on to say at that time. it was the habit at the white house to pass with the coffee a little boutonniere to each gentleman. as the flowers were passed to the president. the one given to him was a yellow sophronia rose. he said is it not strange. this is the rose that we all connect with my father. he always picked one for his buttonhole from that bush. again, my brother said with a very serious look on his face. i think there is a blessing connected with this. and surely it did seem as if there was a blessing on in the white house. those merry

to the united states military academy at west point, a request that william mckinley would honor in 1898y officer. and in june, 1885, the grants left new york city for macgregor new york near saratoga springs, where the general put the finishing touches on the manuscript that still stands today, as a standard for american autobiography. the endeavor succeeded and providing for grant's family beyond his wildest dreams. he could not stay to be a living witness to that final triumph. however passing away on the morning of july 23rd, 1885. for days, it was quite a discussion as to where the general would be laid to rest. once more, love for family triumphs. julie explained that among the considerations in choosing grant's final resting place was that she would be able to visit it and be laid to rest next to him, something he had insisted upon. and he remembered that in his time of need, new yorkers had reached out to help. so it seemed appropriate to end his journey here. we today remember the man who served his country so well, the man who more than any other military man, saved the union.

in san jose at mckinley element tree school. multiple stations including bayview, central and mission stations. reggie: they are everywhere. those political signs. one of them stands out from the mix in chandler arizona. this is an attempt to point out the cliche of it all. >> there are so many different signs. why can't i just sprinkle myself in the mix? reggie: the gag was originally set out for his friends but it has become a local favorite. it gained popularity in the internet. i'm realizing i haven't even described what it says. it just says tyler watson is crossing his arms. when money all goes to st. jude's for childhood cancer. drew: a real political person should probably adopt this. it makes you want to google who they are. reggie: the arm crossing is hilarious and it also needs to stop. kumasi: what do you do with your arms? drew: i don't know what to do with my hands. kumasi: how do you illustrate uncle to hang out with but i'm about the business? -- i'm cool to hang out with but i'm about the business? drew: now you

when mckinley was shot and a teddy roosevelt 1901 this character is going to be in the white house, the same thing they said about donald trump. this happens. it's in american politics. it happens in an open society. you're going to be appalled sometimes. so what do you do, you organize. you v do what stacey abrams didn 2020. very good, you get out there, go door to door, mobilize the democratic process. we are going to march in the streets and resist. a big banner hanging with those six letters in white, resist. that's actually antidemocratic. and we saw how much antidemocratic activity there was in 1718 and 19. so there's bad leadership taking place. sometimess you lose. we are the ones who carry and shouldld be in charge of everything. that is and how the pluralistic society works and this gets to the condition of the millennial's now that they are in their 30s. they were confident, optimistic, ambitious, goingng to college in record numbers to the lead in the 21st century. now they are the most tolerant generation in history. this is often said back in zero seven and zero eight. now