hoover hoped taft would prevail in any such negotiation. paramount for hoover was the negotiations be done in private and at the highest level. in an effort to facilitate the process, hoover contacted cabot lodge, who was eisenhower's campaign manager. he approached the manner delicately in a telegram, asking them to consider resolving the differences in private. much to his surprise, hoover was rebuffed on june 26 in a blunt letter from lodge that accuse hoover and taft of being undemocratic. that hoover was upset was an understatement. what an insult. one might mark the coolheaded tort eisenhower from this letter from lodge. hoover would not allow large to have the last -- lodge to have the last word and they would squabble over mail. lodge had his way and the disputes were resolved by the rnc delegate committee. it was a foregone conclusion that ike would get the nomination, but did he have enough votes to get a victory on the first ballot? hoover delivered an address to the convention on july 8. the former president believed this would

prevailoped taft would in any such negotiation. paramount for hoover was the negotiations be done in private and at the highest level. in an effort to facilitate the process, hoover contacted cabot lodge, who was eisenhower's campaign manager. he approached the manner telegram, asking them to consider resolving the differences in private. much to his surprise, hoover was rebuffed on june 26 in a blunt letter from lodge that accuse hoover and taft of being undemocratic. that hoover was upset was an understatement. what an insult. one might mark the coolheaded tort eisenhower from this letter from lodge. hoover would not allow large to have the last -- lodge to have the last word and they would squabble over mail. his way and the disputes were resolved by the rnc delegate committee. it was a foregone conclusion that ike would get the nomination, but did he have enough votes to get a victory on the first ballot? hoover delivered an address to the convention on july 8. the former president believed this would be his last convention spe

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the taft police department tells kron 4 newsthe suv was locked. but would not say if the guns were loaded.and said it has no rule on how to lock handguns inside department cars.sot as far as the taft police policy it does not currently does not have a defined storage requirement other than rifles and shotguns which are stored locked while on or off dutypeople in the area tell kron 4 cars get broken into here a lot.sot i don't feel comfortable when i am here, this looks like a nice place but i put everything in the truck and lock itoakland police are now looking for security video from the diner and nearby gas station.the seriousness of having stolen guns on the streets - not lost on anyone. sot it is not right you don't leave a gun in your car and if there is not a way to completely lock it up than you definitely don't do it the taft police department tells me the officer who had his guns stolen has been with the department for a while.but would not comment on the potential for disciplining him. live in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news (steve)

taft did campaign in new hampshire. maybe he should not have. he was not a good vote getter or a popular figure. so new hampshire said, i like ike. and eisenhower won the primary. much has been made about the fact that we are the first in the nation for the primaries. we did not mean to do that in 1962. it was almost by accident. the decision was made to hold the primary election on the same day as the town meeting day, a way to get a big crowd there and he would not have to have two different elections, which cost a lot of money. the decision was made in 1949 to hold the 52 primary, the presidential primary, on town meeting day. there was a big turnout. the other thing that made it, and why we were the first in the nation, the other thing that made it a big deal was the nature of the election itself. you had an incumbent president running against a challenge or within his own party, and you had a well-known established republican running against a very popular military official. it was a wide open primary. one of the reasons it is important, su

taft did finally campaign in new hampshire, and maybe he should not have. he was not a big vote-getter, he was not a popular figure. so new hampshire came out in , force, saying "i like ike," and eisenhower won the primary. much has been made about the fact that we are the first in the nation for the presidential primary and it is so important. we did not mean to do that in 1952. it was almost by accident. the decision was made to hold our primary election on the same day as the town meeting day, a it was the only way to get a big crowd and then you would not have to have two different elections, which cost a lot of money. the decision was made in 1949 to hold the 1952 primary, the presidential primary, on town meeting day. that meant we had a big turnout. the other thing that made it, and why we were the first in the nation, the other thing that made it a big deal was the nature of the election itself. you had an incumbent president running against a challenger within his own party, and you had a well-known, established republican running against a very po

the taft police department tells kron 4 newsthe suv was locked. but would not say if the guns were loaded.and said it has no rule on how to lock handguns inside department cars.sot as far as the taft police policy it does not currently does not have a defined storage requirement other than rifles and shotguns which are stored locked while on or off dutypeople in the area tell kron 4 cars get broken into here a lot.sot i don't feel comfortable when i am here, this looks like a nice place but i put everything in the truck and lock itoakland police are now looking for security video from the diner and nearby gas station.the seriousness of having stolen guns on the streets - not lost on anyone. sot it is not right you don't leave a gun in your car and if there is not a way to completely lock it up than you definitely don't do it a warm offshore flow will continue through at least wednesday with above average daytime temperatures, mild overnight conditions and breezy winds in the hills. conditions cool slightly near the coast on thursday before spreadi

taft. taft became the first president and first chief justice to be buried at arlington national cemetery. taft is one of two presidents buried at arlington t the other is john f. kennedy. that ceremony will be held at 9 o'clock this morning. >>> rumblers more controversial comments. what he said that opened up an old can of worms. >> as we head to break a live look across the d.c. region. it is 4:52, 69 degrees. we're back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director ia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. >> 4:54 is the time. president trump renewed controversy over his comments abou

in 1952, the front runner of the republican nomination was robert taft, also called mr. republican, a fairly conservative republican and he , was well known by the party regulars. however, many party regulars thought that he was too far to the right and they did not like him. so a number of new hampshire people rallying around their governor at the time, sherman adams, decided to push the candidacy to dwight d. eisenhower. he was serving as the commander of nato in brussels at the time and he was not allowed to run he did not even come to the , state. so there was a backdoor effort orchestrated by the likes of henry lodge and sherman adams to get eisenhower on the ballot. it worked. at least he said he was ok with having his name on the ballot. on the democratic side, president harry truman was planning to run for another term. and he was contested. he had some problems in terms of the korean war and other things, and he was contested by a guy from tennessee, who nobody had ever heard about except he headed up a crime commission that got a lot of publicity on television.

there is no question that mca and taft schreiber particularly had a huge stake in ronald reagan. mca and reagan were kind of interlocking members of the same corporation. reagan had a stake in their success, and they had a stake in his. here, then, is lou costello, in blaze of glory. in the beginning, ronald reagan would come on and tell america just what they were going to see, now. and so he became theirfriend. their uncle. the guy next door. and that was usually important for his political career. reagan's mind was turning more and more in that direction. by 1963, he had become a republican, and was writing what was to become his political launch memoir, where's the rest of me? yet now, he found mca pressing him into another new lew wasserman wheeze. mca had bought an entire movie studio, can get universal, next to which they were building themselves a massive new h0, the black tower. and they were busy reworking an old universalfilm noir called the killers as the first ever film for tv reagan's old warner brothers colleague, don siegel, was brought into direct. having two mag

there is no question that mca and taft schreiber particularly had a huge stake in ronald reagan. mca and reagan were kind of interlocking members of the same corporation. reagan had a stake in their success, and they had a stake in his. here, then, is lou costello, in blaze of glory. in the beginning, ronald reagan would come on and tell america just what they were going to see, now. and so he became theirfriend. their uncle. the guy next door. and that was usually important for his political career. reagan's mind was turning more and more in that direction. by 1963, he had become a republican, and was writing what was to become his political launch memoir, where's the rest of me? yet now, he found mca pressing him into another new lew wasserman wheeze. mca had bought an entire movie studio, can get universal, next to which they were building themselves a massive new h0, the black tower. and they were busy reworking an old universalfilm noir called the killers as the first ever film for tv. reagan's old warner brothers colleague, don siegel, was brought into direct. having two ma

the taft police department tells kron 4 newsthe suv was locked. but would not say if the guns were loaded.and said it has no rule on how to lock handguns inside department cars.sot as far as the taft police policy it does not currently does not have a defined storage requirement other than rifles and shotguns which are stored locked while on or off dutypeople in the area tell kron 4 cars get broken into here a lot.sot i don't feel comfortable when i am here, this looks like a nice place but i put everything in the truck and lock itoakland police are now looking for security video from the diner and nearby gas station.the seriousness of having stolen guns on the streets - not lost on anyone. sot it is not right you don't leave a gun in your car and if there is not a way to completely lock it up than you definitely don't do it (james) new video this morning -- showing the robberies at two bay area brdige toll booths. the first happened at the carquinez bridge early sudnay morning... the other happened at the bay bridge that same afternoon. both time

case refers to public sector where the laws are a little bit different we're not rich it's not the taft hartly act it's not the national labor relations act but. this case comes out of. i want to say you know what one of the states wisconsin michigan and the seventh circuit covers all of these states where the tea party took over and just started passing anti union laws. and and the unions were filing cases saying like look you know they were making whatever argument they could largely i think the arguments were more equal protection based. that that this was a direct attack on unions that was clearly partisan in deep in nature. the argument that they came up by this by this federal judge she inserted pretty cleverly so it's the labor movement sort of asked to catch up to. this argument that this judge . raised and they have been i understand that there's a case that's been filed in idaho which which went right to work some time in the one nine hundred eighty s. . but it's largely untested and is going to work its way through the courts unlike that california case that you're citing and

and it's basically it's going back to the passage of right to work in the first place which is in the taft hartly act of one thousand nine hundred seven. which allowed this carve out and part of the problem with that is the term right to work existed for decades and people used it to mean all kinds of things right people used it to mean what it sounds like it should mean like i have a right to a job and then it was also meant to be. by the right wing this sort of push you shouldn't have to join a union in order to get a job which is a framework that existed in a lot of contracts largely in work forces where the union trains workers and certifies their ability to do the job and then says look when you're under contract with us you should only hire union members that have been trained and certified by the union so there's an argument that what congress meant to do in one thousand nine hundred seven was merely to outlaw arrangements where you had to be a dues paying union member before you even got hired and that it never countenanced the idea that you got hired into a job where the union is

open,52 primary breaks with eisenhower versus taft. we have lots of artifacts. figure,er was a popular but he did not campaign in get in new hampshire. -- yet in new hampshire. finally, campaign in new hampshire. maybe he shouldn't have. he was not a popular figure. new hampshire came out in force , saying "i like ike." eisenhower won the primary. much has been made about the first in the nation primary. indidn't need to do that 1952. it was by accident. the decision was made to hold the primary election on the same get a our meeting day, to bigger crowd. you wouldn't have to have two different elections. it would cost a lot of money. the decision was made to hold the 1952 presidential primary on town meeting day. -- other thing that made it that is why it is first in the nation. the other thing that made it a big deal was the nature of the election. an incumbent running against a challenger with in his own party. and an established republican running against a popular military official. one of the reasons it is polls,nt -- we have lots of talk about who is goin

the taft officers stopped at the black bear diner on their way home. that's where one of their unmarked cars windows was busted. the thief took a backpack from car which contained two handguns; one a duty weapon, the other the officers personal firearm. "as far as the taft police policy it does not currently does not have a defined storage requirement other than rifles and shotguns which are stored locked while on or off duty." locals say cars are often broken into oakland police are now looking for security video from the diner and nearby gas station. (grant) what's alarming...is that this isn't the first we've seen this and it continues to happen... especially in san francisco. the most high profile case involved the death of kate steinle... she was shot and killed in july of 20-15...on pier 14 in san francisco. the gun used... was taken from a federal land management ranger... the suspect... juan francisco lopez- sanchez...is an undocumented immigrant who has been deported numerous times. in september 20-15...muralist antonio ramos was killed in oak

nash: in 1908, that was when taft succeeded teddy roosevelt. the same party and so forth. within two years, the republican party was in a civil war between the cap supporters and roosevelt people. in 1928, hoover of course was succeeding coolidge. and hoover was winning out over the considerable opposition of the eastern conservative wing of the republican party that did not trust him. in a 1988, it was george bush, the first george bush succeeding ronald reagan, and there were tensions that developed rather quickly between the bush people and residual reagan people. in 1992, that is one of the factors that permitted clinton to win, and coolidge became a one term president, as it did hoover and taft, for some other reasons, but i think the factional aspect was important. >> thank you. >> thanks. i wonder if you could talk about the hoover-coolidge foreign policy, especially toward europe. i'm thinking of the american loans flowing into germany in particular. were they on the same page in your view on america's relationship to europe? dr. nash: did everyone here the questio

what taft hartley did closed the union shop, a control the had over the workforce. that became the agency workshop. the agency fee, and other coverage of these issues may call it forced dues, compulsory dues, but essentially nonmembers in unionized work force can be forced to pay even if they're not in the union. as you would imagine, most people would stay in the union if air force to pay -- if they are forced to pay anyway. the first 1935 law gave an out for religious objectors, but at this stage it was essentially if the union was taking over the workplace, everyone was paying for it whether they liked it or not. that was private workplaces. not even all of them. it wasn't until the 1950's and 1960's that collective bargaining rights were extended to public workers. the state of the wisconsin extended it to federal workers there. numerous states followed. president kennedy in 1962 extended it to some federal workers the executive order. richard nixon expand that in '69 and very quickly public unions started to outpace the growth of private unions. by 1970, the pe

the officers from the city of taft near bakersfield. he was driving a city owned suv. they plan to review footage from two security cameras at the diamond. some open residents say car break-ins are a common problem. >> i'm kind of nervous. in and out quick and fast. go back to the car. especially with my son. i want to make sure he is safe. >> a law passed last year requires law enforcement officers to lock up guns left unattended in vehicles. police have not said how the two guns were secured in today's case. >>> two police officers were injured early today when there suv collided with another vehicle as they rush to provide backup. it happened this morning the intersection of high street and international boulevard. the officers were racing to back up a police sergeant who pulled over a shooting suspect. the officers suv collided with a car a few blocks away from that traffic stop. to park cars were hit. both officers and the driver of the car involved suffered minor injuries. police did arrest two people in connection with the shooting. >>> fbi released a report tha

battlefield commanders with some analysts believe leaves their arsenal warningly open to attack and even taft by extremist organizations in the region for his part pakistani peace activist and physicist expects things will only get worse in the years to come the race is also taking it bad shape in south asia because the south asian situation is not just india pakistan situation because india has concerns of the china as well so india builds up again against china and india wants to have for example a trial which was nuclear weapons on on the air as it has in the season somebody who and therefore pakistan would feel more certain and back at home are also going that for those who track strategic weapons closely one area where the research most apparent is in the building and testing of bomb delivery systems such as messiah. both india and pakistan have a large stockpile of subsystems most recently india tested the list of files from onboard its first nuclear powered submarine leading to fears that the indian ocean is on course to become a nuclear rise zone in november two thousand and fifteen e

the office is with the taft police department. the thief got away with a backpack that had two hand guns inside. >>> and a brush fire as exploded in southern california. the canyon fire has now burned more than 2,000 acres in the santa ana mountains. 1500 people have been told to get out now. so far at least one home has been damaged. at last check the fire was just 5 percent contained. >>> a couple's quarrel led police to more than 600-pound of psychedelic mushrooms in berkeley. here's what police found after being called to the home an alcatraz avenue about a domestic disturbance. at first the couple refused to open the door, but later surrendered, and inside police expected to find other people, bust they only found the -- but they only found the mushrooms worth about a million dollars. >>> if you commute on bart you've likely seen them, women with babies begging for money, but are they really azides at a time as they seem? -- as destitute as they seem? christin ayers has the surprising results of our undercover investigation.

for dollars in terms of foreign relations became important through that kind of work of roosevelt and taft. so, banking institutions were very important in terms of organization of central banks in the caribbean, very important in terms oftant t currency system in the caribbean and the organization of these financial institutions was critical to theca state department's goal of political stability in the caribbean region, which was increasingly important in the context of world war i as well as in the context of the opening of the panama canal and the need to protect the cable lines and passages between the atlantic and pacific. beyond that there are of course purely financials and commercial interestsu.s. at the us banks not wall street had in the caribbean region and so these differ island to island, colony to colony , but sugar was one of the most important ones with institutions like citibank and later chase involved in financing of sugar plantations throughout the region. there was interest in financing of caribbean sovereign debt, which was in the first part of the 20th century was t

the taft police officers stopped at the black bear diner in oakland on their way home. that's where one of their unmarked cars windows was busted. the thief took a backpack from the car which contained two handguns. oakland police are now looking for security video from the diner and nearby gas station... trying to find the person who stole the guns. ( darya ) this is the second time this month that a gun has been taken from law enforcement in the bay area. earlier this month...a san francisco sheriff's deputy was fired...after he did not properly secure his work gun in a rental car...and the gun was stolen while he was parked in san francisco. police are still looking for the person who stole that gun as well. (darya) happening now... police are looking for two people involved in a shooting in san francisco's bay view district. it happened in the area of oakdale avenue and lane street. a 19-year-old man was shot. he is expected to be okay. police say they are looking for two other men but they have not released any descriptions of the shooter. ( mark ) a big story we a

the officer is from the taft police department. a gun stolen from law enforcement vehicles have been used in recent high profile murtds. the investigative unit is tracking stolen guns in the bay area. the assistant of oakland ranks second in stolen gun reports. the numbers show between 2010 and 2015, oakland police had at least 957 reports. the san jose police department had more. we have a whole section devoted to reports on stolen guns. just go to the investigative tab at the top of our website, nbc bay area.com. >>> the controversial speakers may not have shone up at cal process but police and counterdemonstrators have been out in force. how long will it last. >> coming up have you seen it? the billboard has a lot of people. it called for the impeachment of president trump but where did it come from. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, a red flag fire warning now issued for parts of the bay area. i'll tell i where the fire danger is highest and how hot we get in week. my forecast coming up at 5:20 tonight. food. water. internet.

tafting at 58, 75 a beautiful sunny afternoon. the weekend looks great. another front comes through saturday morning or before saturday morning so it might be a little cloudy at times. we'll have a cool breeze. high temperature of just 70 so that knocks the temperatures down even further. sunday is beautiful. look at next week. one nice day after another although temperatures are slowly warming back up a little bit. looks like we'll be back into the low 80's there by following thursday. but really nice weather home at home, guys. jim and shawn. >> thank you caitlin. >> as i was saying president trump isn't backing down when it comes to nfl players kneeling during the national anthem. >> we'll break down his latest comments over the controversy when we return. >> ♪ i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly forecl

his defendant in taft in kern county doesn't have set rules for how officers store handguns, however, state law says that officers must lock away guns or face a fine. this is the latest in a string of bay area incidents where thieves have stolen firearms from officers vehicles. >>> the resolution limits cooperation between local police and u.s. immigration and customs enforcement or ice. the goal it to build trust. undocumented immigrants fear calling police who may be working with iso initials especially after president trump's decision to rescind daca. the measure denounces hate speech against minority groups including muslims and the lbgt community. >>> a billboard facing the bay bridge is drawing a lot of attention this morning. drivers heading into the san francisco see this, the word impeach next to a picture of the president. courage campaign which is a grassroots progressive organization paid for that ad. the billboard will stay up for a week, maybe longer if there's more traffic seen on the organization's website. it links people to a petition calling for president trump's im

i'm just saying he's lucky they won in the doorways in the west wing after after president taft got stuck in that bath tub . you know you know they can you know they said gold is grown to the size of the bowl. maybe trump just became oval for the office. anyway the corporate media is now trying to trump wash taking in the it is not just about resisting from capron it first did it in order to start a national discussion about police abuse and a lack of equality that goes back decades we need to have that discussion will we continue to support endless war purchased by a exorbitantly rich ruling elite will we support to the systemic racism that a lot of black men and women to be gunned down on our own condom streets oh homegrown example of the class warfare that ban a fast itself in our drone bombs overseas will we continue to be ok with a completely fraudulent electoral system proven to simply further the interests of the insanely wealthy as workers are alexion system is still ruled by by by money and. and corporations then voting will never change this system i think if you want to still v

i'm just saying he's lucky they won in the doorways in the west wing after after president taft got stuck in that path. you know you know either way you know they said gold is grown to the size of the bowl. maybe trump just became oval for the office. anyway the corporate media is now trying to trump wash taking in the it is not just about resisting from capron it first did it in order to start a national discussion about police abuse and a lack of equality that goes back decades we need to have that discussion will we continue to support endless war purchased by a exorbitantly rich ruling elite will we support to the systemic racism that a lot of black men and women to be gunned down on our own condom streets all homegrown example of the class warfare that ban a fast itself in our drone bombs overseas will we continue to be ok with a completely fraudulent electoral system proven to simply further the interests of the insanely wealthy as workers are alexion system is still ruled by by by money and corporations then voting will never change this system i think if you want to still vote on

i'm just saying he's lucky they won in the doorways in the west wing after after president taft got stuck in that path. you know you know they you know they said gold is grown to the size of the bowl. maybe trump just became oval for the office. anyway the corporate media is now trying to trump wash taking in the it is not just about resisting prop capron it first did it in order to start a national discussion about police abuse and a lack of equality that goes back decades we need. need to have that discussion will we continue to support endless war purchased by a exorbitantly rich ruling elite will we support to the systemic racism that a lot of black men and women to be gunned down on our own condom streets all homegrown example of the class warfare that ban a fast itself in our drone bombs overseas will we continue to be ok with a completely fraudulent electoral system proven to simply further the interests of the insanely wealthy as workers are alexion system is still ruled by by by money and corporations then voting will never change this system i think if you want to still vote on

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i'm just saying he's lucky they won in the doorways in the west wing after after president taft got stuck in that bath tub. you know you know they you know they said gold is grown to the size of the bowl. maybe trump just became oval for the office. anyway the corporate media is now trying to trump wash taking in the it is not just about resisting from capron it first did it in order to start a national discussion about police abuse and a lack of equality that goes back decades we need to have that discussion will we continue to support endless war purchased by a exorbitantly rich ruling elite will we support to the systemic racism that a lot of black men and women to be gunned down on our own condom streets oh homegrown example of the class warfare that ban a fast itself in our drone bombs overseas will we continue to be ok with a completely fraudulent electoral still. proven to simply further the interests of the insanely wealthy as workers are alexion system is still ruled by by by money and corporations then voting will never change this system i think if you want to still vote on thi

pression they wanted to undo that and starting right away in one thousand nine hundred seven with the taft hartly act they rolled back everything that the working class had won and made it harder and harder to organize a union to finance a union so in effect yes there were. as a concerted effort to demobilize to undermine and look this to to stick show it for the last fifty years almost without exception a decline in the percentage of american workers that are either members of a represented by a union till we get those numbers that you quoted at the outset so back in the one nine hundred eighty s. lee atwater and other reagan consultants i suppose on numerous occasions were quoted as saying the. unions were in their crosshairs not because they hated unions and not because they were dancing to the tune of fat cats in the corporations but because the union movement along with trial lawyers which they tried to take down with the tort reform laws that the union movement was the principle funder of the democratic party whereas the republican party was principally being funded by big business.

pression they wanted to undo that and starting right away in one thousand nine hundred seven with the taft hartly act they rolled back everything that the working class had won and made it harder and harder to organize a union to finance a union so in effect yes there. as a concerted effort to demobilize to undermine and look this to to stick show it for the last fifty years almost without exception a decline in the percentage of american workers that are either members of a represented by a union till we get those numbers that you quoted at the outset so back in the one nine hundred eighty s. lee atwater and other reagan consultants i suppose on numerous occasions were quoted as saying the. unions were in their crosshairs not because they hated unions and not because they were dancing to the tune of fat cats in the corporations but because the union movement along with trial lawyers which they tried to take down with the tort reform laws that the union movement was the principle funder of the democratic party whereas the republican party was principally being funded by big business. how m

back in the time of president taft, he hired a woman named mrs. jaffrey. she's a segregationist. even though there is some multiracial white house cooking staff. she created segregated eating spaces. she had a separate table for whites and blacks. by the time on our roosevelt gets to the white house she rectifies the situation by firing most of the white people. i'll let you know if that is and you can decide if it's progress. overall you can see we have cooks were culinary artists many times file confidants. presidents go to their funerals, their weddings, they send them notes and gives when significant family events happen. presidents are moved when the have to leave the white house. there's always a tradition where the resident staff lines up and the president goes down the line and thank them all for their service the other thing there's often silver its applicants. pressing for african-americans to have humanity accepted in the broader society. we saw what lizzie duffy did, another example is suffer right, lyndon johnson when pressing for the 1964 civil rights act uses jim c

preferred a horse-drawn vehicle throughout his administration, which led to his successor, william howard taft, to mobilize the white house fleet. he had an electric car, a gasoline powered car, and a steam powered car. from that time on, presidential transportation the vault quickly. the car behind us now is a 1939 lincoln model k, perhaps one of the most significant presidential vehicles in that it is the first car specifically modified for presidential use. when i say that, i don't mean armor, necessarily. notact, this car was armored at all when it was delivered to the white house. nor was it modified to be more luxurious or flashy. instead, it was modified for practical purposes. for example, the upholstery is thicker than it would be on a standard lincoln, because a lot of people were getting in and out of the car, putting a lot of where on the seat. this car is most often associated with frankly roosevelt, and it has a popular nickname, "sunshine special," which comes partially from roosevelt's preference to ride with the top down -- it is a convertible -- whenever weather permitted, bu

taft police was part of a mutual aid in berkeley over the weekend hoping to keep the peace during free speech week events. the officer was part of that mutual aid. >>> we got played, that's what uc berkeley official was saying after free speech week was canceled. it will now cost the university up to $800,000 for security. abc 7 news reporter leah is live with this development. >> reporter: for those of you who do remember, the gibson was scheduled to hold a rally in san francisco. cal has confirmed he will be on campus tomorrow and this is what they are saying, he has not been invited by the university, he will be treated likeer private individual and will not be allowed to use a mega phone during his speech. myelomade an aappearance at berkeley yesterday. his rally only lasted 15 minutes. the other speakers scheduled for free speech week has already announced they were not coming, including luis yan who e failed cal's spoke's person. >> he said don't you know what's going on. i said no. he said this was a set up. we knew it was going to be cancelled. i didn't have an intention of com

side window of a suburban stilling at least one gun from an off-duty officer from the city of task -- taft outside of bakersfield. state senator cherry hill following the death of kate steinle requires law enforcement officers to lock up guns left inside private vehicles.>>> protesters gather in berkeley even though the free speech was called off. more than 100 protesters showed up today.>>> plus a robber targeted to bay area tollbooths. investigators are trying to find the suspects. >>> it may get warmer around the bay area. temperatures are still climbing. what you can expect for your bay area tuesday. >>> the armed robbers targeting tollbooth workers. >>> we have surveillance pictures of those roberts. -- robbers. >>> this is where the first robbery went down yesterday morning. by days end the same robbers in the same mercedes hit another told bridge. this is a black mercedes s5 50 sedan with distinctive chrome accents added to the car. the first robbery happened at 4:00 yesterday morning at the bridge toll plaza. two men rolled up in the mercedes while wearing latex gloves. a man sitti

taft police was part of a mutual aid in berkeley over the weekend hoping to keep the peace during free speech week events. the officer was part of that mutual aid. >>> we gotplayed, t hat's what uc berkeley official was saying after free speech week was canceled. it will now cost the university up to $800,000 for security. abc 7 news reporter leah is live with this development. >> reporter: for those of you who do remember, the gibson was scheduled to hold a rally in san francisco. cal has confirmed he will be on campus tomorrow and this is what they are saying, he has not been invited by the university, he will be treated like any other private individual and will not be allowed to use a mega phone during his speech. myelomade an aappearance at berkeley yesterday. his rally only lasted 15 minutes. the other speakers scheduled for free speech week has already announced they were not coming, including luis yan who e failed cal's spoke's person. >> he sidsaon going on. i said no. he said this was a set up. we knew it was going to be cancelled. i didn't have an intention of coming. >> rep

let's go downstairs to jenny taft. >> josh, it is hard to describe what we just witnessed from you, bringing this team back, 34 points. how did you do it? i mean, at a certain point you just got to play your drives and not focus on anything else and just play the best football you can. >> it has been almost 11 months since you last played for this team at home at the rose bowl. you get the win in this fashion. what does it mean to you? >> it feels great, it's been a long off-season. a lot of thinking. i had reflection, and hopefully sus the first win of a very successful season. >> how proud of you of your teammates and how they responded in the send? >> i'm so proud of them, we're breaking in a new offense, they're going to have some bumps. certainly in the first half we just weren't getting off to the right foot. and i guess we just kind of needed a little spark in the second half, that's what we got. at a certain point it started to get it. we're playing against ourselves, our own championship standard every single day, we just wanted to go out and execute on offense and hope that it end

the officer is from the city of taft near bakersfield, who drove here to help with the berkeley protest. he was driving a berkeley- owned suv. in the meantime, andrei nikolishins say that break-ins are nothing new in that area. >> i'm kind of nervous. >> in and out, quick, fast, get it done and over with. get back into the car, especially with my son. i just want to make sure he is safe. >> a law passed last year in oakland requiring law enforcement officers to lock their guns in unattended vehicles. be careful doing that. police still have not said how the two stolen guns were secured. >>> a new ruling will allow confession by the undocumented immigrant accused of murder in the kate steinle case into evidence. prosecutors say that garcia- zarate demanded to signed a confession and kept talking to police. however, an oncamera television interview with him will be excluded from the trial. defense attorneys argue that shooting of kate steinle at pier 14 was an accident. >>> the some police department met with commute members to discuss the city's eight officer-involved shootings this year

and just this week- two handguns were stolen from the vehicle of taft police officer, in the bay area on business who left the weapons in a parked suv while going to a diner in oakland. senator hill says the thefts and the tragedies that follow are preventable. pam, steve? (steve) the woman who's two daughters died last year when she crashed her car has been arrested. alejandra hernandez was in court today for the death of her seven and nine-year-old daughter last august. hernandez was driving the girls to school when she swerved off the road and crashed in the petaluma river. the mother was able to escape unharmed but the two girls were trapped in the car and died. hernandez is facing a string of charges including vehicular manslaughter and child endangerment. it is unclear why it took so long to charge hernandez. (pam) a package thief caught on camera and now san francisco residents are putting out a warning... for anyone who gets a call from someone claiming to be a delivery man. kron 4's camila bernal spoke to a woman who is hoping to help others avoid being victims of this crime.

the officer is from the city of taft near bakers field and drove to the bay area to help in the protest. police officers plan to review camera. neighbors say that break-ins are nothing new in this area. >> i'm kind of nervous. >> in and out, quick and fast, get it done and go back into the caring especially with my son. >> law passed in oakland last year requiring law enforcement officers to lock up guns left in unattended vehicles. police have not reare vealed how the two guns were secured. >>> meantime, delays new ruling that will allow a confession by the undocumented immigrants in the kate steinle case. the defense says that police did not give jose garcia- zarate his rights but the prosecution says that he was given his right and still wanted to sign a confession. >> a federal appeals court will consider arguments over whether a detective tricked a wisconsin inmate featured in the netflix series over a confession. brandon teesi was in for murder. he confessed to helping his uncle kill the woman but the netflix documentary raised serious questions about the police interrogation and

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those other collections include some of the largest ones we have -- the woodrow wilson papers, howard taft papers, william roosevelt papers. those are some of the largest we have. thousands of containers. hundreds of thousands of documents. e, and theget up ther library is committed to that. it will take time. years -- 120 years standards have changed in terms of authentication. do you go back on the old ones to apply current standards to them, or once it is locked in it is locked in? jeff: if i understand you right, have collecting policy evolved over the years? let's say in the early 1900s we would take a collection -- we especially took collections of copies, which would be in private hands. the thought was that we will accept those photocopies that somewhere down the line we will get the original. that did not happen in some cases. today we might apply a much more rigorous standard to taking copies of something. we want the originals. thingsrigorous could evolve tha. acquisitions are one of the most tasks that the staff of the division do. how do you evaluate the research potential for

oakland police say that an off- duty officer from the taft police department parked off of hegenberger road near a black bear diner. our sources say the thieves made off with a backpack that had two guns and a taser in it. police now say the officer was driving an unmarked city vehicle. turns out the officer was here to help with security for berkeley's free speech week. >>> and two oakland police officers were hurt early this morning in a crash. a ford mustang slammed into their cruiser. the collision happened at high street and international boulevard. the people in the car were arrested. everyone involved will be okay. >>> new at 6:00 developers are trying to rezone san jose's hillsides for large housing communities. >> kpix5's len ramirez reports a private company is using a loophole to get the voters involved. >> reporter: this peaceful pasture in the evergreen foothills of san jose is about to turn into a battleground pitting private developers -- >> there's a tremendous need for housing as you know in the entire bay area and including san jose. >> reporter: -- against city leade

other collections include some of the largest ones we have -- the woodrow wilson papers, william howard taft papers, teddy roosevelt papers. those are some of the largest we have. thousands of containers. hundreds of thousands of documents. they will get up there, and the library is committed to that. it will take time. >> over 120 years standards have changed in terms of authentication. verification. do you go back on the old ones to apply current standards to them, or once it is locked in it is locked in? jeff: if i understand you right, collecting policy evolved over the years. i think where as in the early 1900s we would take a collection -- we especially took collections of copies, which would be in private hands. i think the thought was that we will accept those photocopies with the thought that maybe somewhere down the line will get the original. that did happen in some cases. today we might apply a much more rigorous standard to taking copies of something. we want the originals. things could evolve that way. acquisitions are one of the most important tasks that the staff of the divis