her great-grandmother, martin johnson arrived in chicago sometime around 19 awake when the southside was predominately white. >> so there is a renaissance story that is the chicago renaissance. i want to read your description of that because given how important the harlem renaissance is posted to history, cultural history of african-americans as those political history, it still imagine that the world is once described a makkah of america. he described a renaissance this way. you say pronounce true passion was a percussive and syncopated with them that had become the soundtrack of the burgeoning southside. he was handy with the drums himself and there was no better place to be in the 1920s and chicago, the epicenter of the nations blues and jazz recording industry. >> what was lovely about writing about chicago in that time was how many luminaries were there. so i could quote langston hughes wandering through chicago or the re-armstrong and his first days playing there. there's a lot of important people going to chicago then. >> and just to affirm, to repair the damages of my local a

we have tight end and people we can move, and running back southside. it is real. >> the ravens and first, the orioles in first, the weather is perfect. it does not get any better than today. that is the answer to your question. >> they with us, there is >> we continue to follow developments overseas in the wake of the embassy attack skilling u.s. ambassador. with the orioles dramatic finish, we cajeput fans who still believe -- we catch up with fans who still believe in >> it has to be picture-perfect weather. >> there may be a few clouds in the sky tomorrow, but don't be scared. during the day, another nice day. a 20% chance of an evening storm. great weather for the weekend, highs near 70 and arrange chance coming in on monday evening. >> thanks for joining us. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

the poor people on the southside of chicago.one of three or four other mentors or bosses said the same thing. the rock was sort of a different story. he was looking for ways to not confront, but achieve in other races that could be very frustrating at times, but it also helped them get where he wanted to go. >> host: while he was there is a 20 organizer, what was the president playfully? were to be with? were to be where? >> guest: he lived in hyde park near the university of chicago come a part of chicago and the most integrated part of the city, a city that is notorious and perhaps the segregated big city in the united states. that is what the commission called in 1959 and still was true to different degrees in the late 80s when obama got there. hyde park was the pocket of integration. so he was comfortable there. and you spend every day going to the southside, which was 99% african-american, a sprawling, oblique breech area coverage in terms of personality, which is what he really felt at home for the first time in his life.

. >>> pretty noisey southside the new york stock exchange with all the occupy action.side you can see things are calm. >> moving ahead as planned. >> things are calm for us too, right? >> yeah, other than the cloud cover causing some flight arrival delays, pretty quiet, beautiful sunrise just about to show itself. vollmer peak the sun is about to come obvious over mount diablo. live doppler 7 hd definitely see the clouds no radar returns unless you are driving up into the clouds it is really dry. flirting with 40s san rafael, 49 napa, 50 same santa rosa 51 fairfield everybody else mid to upper 50s. mid to upper 50s monterey bay and inland stubborn cloud cover because the clouds are stubborn slow sunshine and cooler. tomorrow, wednesday won't be as cool. today 60 san francisco, 76 santa rosa concord 78, fremont 72. oakland three degrees down to 66. los gatos 78, peninsula start at 70 palo alto mid to upper 60s. 60 half moon bay along the coast daly city 59, 60 downtown, mid 60s -- [ unintelligible ] mainly mid to upper 60s through most of the east bay shore union city f

closer to home we have radar returns, san jose you can see on the eastside and southside around pearl avenue, also around ruby and heading up towards mount hamilton on sierra road, also santa cruz watsonville, one nice radar return there. a few sprinkles for you also. the last three hours or so you see them developing and moving northeast that means places like the santa clara valley, possibly the tri-valley even towards tracy a drip or two during the morning. more chance of thunderstorms in the forecast once we get the heating of the day going and start to destabilize this atmosphere these will fall apart towards 7:00 then regenerate by noon, 4:00 and 7:00, very isolated with maybe brief heavy rain and lightning the biggest concern because it could spark a fire or two. by 4:00 upper 80s inland, 80 around the bay, 60 at the coast. as we look the next three days, possibility exists for more thunderstorms, random, tomorrow and then drier, quieter friday, saturday, temperatures close to where they should be for this time of the year. time for traffic. >>> happy wednesday! pretty light co

. >> while he worked on the southside, he lived in hyde park. of the 12 years as a lecture at law school. time >> manager: said in a few years he was a rock star professor. but there may be a different story. in 2003, only a third of students recommended his courses. >> steadily went down in five or six year he was there. >> nor did the future president leave record of scholarly writings. while others wrote prolifically in law journals. >> he showed up for classes and gave lectures and he was gone. >> the examiner found sharp contrast between the memory of the legal word and record of it. in "dreams from my father" he wrote in the legal practice i worked mostly with churches and community groups. this document shows the young lawyer represented well-healed clients. in one case, he represented a politically connected breacher and real estate developer, arthur braiseer who failed to provide heating and running water to 15 apartments in dead of winter. the client had tenants removed from the building. for all of his critics on the right, community

finally, in 1985, a group at the southside of chicago was trying to organize the steelworkers.e pretty successful in organizing white areas in the south suburbs of chicago, trying to make inroads. he needed somebody to do that organizing work and they hired barack obama. he came to chicago in 1985. three people arrived in that city, which is kind of the start of it all. the first was oprah winfrey, the second was michael jordan, and the third was barack obama. he became world-famous within a few months. barack obama was utterly anonymous and unknown, except as an at the university of chicago. but the early years in chicago, three years of the community organizing, it is what really set barack obama and adds to the rest of his life. his whole adult life, from the time he left honolulu, i consider an arc towards his home. he really didn't have a home. his mother, for much of his teenage years was in indonesia while he was in honolulu. his father gave him a not very pleasant experience. he was living with his grandparents, but they could not really provide everything to him. stanl